ABA Answers Questions for Redfin
ABA Partner Emily Abruzzo recently contributed to Redfin’s exploration of the “broken floor plan,” discussing how intentional separation can actually improve the way we live. In the feature, written by Wesley Masters, Emily highlights how segmented layouts and thoughtful transitions can provide essential boundaries for work-life balance and better acoustic control without sacrificing the feeling of light and space.
“Separate rooms make it easier to focus, rest, or disconnect,” Emily explains. “The result is not less openness, but more choice in how space is used throughout the day.”
Read the full article at Redfin: What Is a Broken Floor Plan? A Fresh Look at Interior Design
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